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Dads who adore their daughters excite internet users everywhere. Michael Mitchell has a blog called Life to Her Years where he gathers other dads' advice. Michael turned the ways of fatherhood into a life philosophy and he inspires a lot of people from all over the world.
Bright Side gathered the most interesting tips about raising kids by Michael Mitchell that can be put to use right now.
Do it now because your back is strong and your daughter is still tiny.
She needs your support all the time, all life long. She'll grow up and start looking for a hero. And you'll probably be her hero. You won't even need to wear a red cloak.
Say it over and over again. One day, popular magazines and Hollywood will try to convince her otherwise.
Today she wears diapers, tomorrow you give her your car keys, and before you notice, she'll start conquering this world. One day, she'll remember this moment. And that's priceless.
She'll probably wriggle even more than a hooked worm. That's OK.
There are not many things that can soothe a crying little girl better than her dad's shoulder. Keep that in mind.
You don't need a strong reason to spend time with your daughter. Be interested in things that she cares about. It's important for her to see that her dad takes part in each moment.
Don't think about it. Just say "yes" without even thinking at least once in your life.
Make sure she knows that and keep encouraging her.
But you still do it because she needs it.
Encourage her.
Don't be late.
She'll always remember that dad let her "steer."
10 years later, she won't remember what you gave her. But she'll always remember that you weren't there.
Make sure she knows that.
When she gets older, give her more freedom. She'll exceed your expectations.
Enjoy the years when she's still a "caterpillar."
Give her moments that you both can share.
Show her this giant world. Take a look at her eyes full of astonishment when she sees its beauty for the first time.
Your favourite teams, career, TV, and hobbies won't disappear. But your daughter will grow up and enter her own life. Keep your priorities in mind.
Which tips did you like the most? Do you have anything to add to this list devoted to a father's love?